> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.openpeer.xyz/openpeer-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.openpeer.xyz/openpeer-docs/openpeer-protocol.md).

# Openpeer Protocol

- [Roadmap](https://docs.openpeer.xyz/openpeer-docs/openpeer-protocol/roadmap.md): Learn what OpenPeer's core team is focusing on
- [Escrow Contracts](https://docs.openpeer.xyz/openpeer-docs/openpeer-protocol/escrow-contracts.md): Review contracts in the OpenPeer protocol
- [Deployer](https://docs.openpeer.xyz/openpeer-docs/openpeer-protocol/escrow-contracts/deployer.md): This following contract is the OpenPeerEscrowsDeployer and is responsible for deploying individual escrow contracts. This contract deploys escrow contracts for native tokens and ERC20 tokens.
- [Escrows](https://docs.openpeer.xyz/openpeer-docs/openpeer-protocol/escrow-contracts/escrows.md): This contract implements an escrow system for ETH and ERC20 tokens. It is designed to be used in peer-to-peer transactions where a trusted third party (an arbitrator) is needed to resolve disputes.
- [Dispute Arbitration](https://docs.openpeer.xyz/openpeer-docs/openpeer-protocol/dispute-arbitration.md): How OpenPeer's arbitration system works now and in the future
- [What is decentralized and what is not?](https://docs.openpeer.xyz/openpeer-docs/openpeer-protocol/what-is-decentralized-and-what-is-not.md)
- [Audits](https://docs.openpeer.xyz/openpeer-docs/openpeer-protocol/audits.md): Audits of OpenPeer contracts


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